IPA: //ˈiːvənˌhændɪd//
KK: /ˈivənˌhandəd/
Treating all people or groups equally and fairly without favoritism.
The judge was known for her evenhanded approach to all cases.
Evenhanded → It is formed from "even" (from Old English *efen*, meaning level or equal) and "handed" (from the root "hand", meaning the part of the body used for holding or handling). The word "evenhanded" means treating all sides or parties fairly and equally, as if using both hands equally.
Think of 'even' meaning equal and 'handed' referring to how you handle things — this helps you remember that 'evenhanded' means treating everyone fairly.